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I’m settling on this melody for now. I might play with the second half of the verse to give it a lift.
It’s a pop triplet feel in the key of B at 90bpm.
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What a beautiful composition. You have obvious talents as writer and artist. I hope you are...
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Graham, The calm bewilderment evident in this piece is inspiring. It reminds me of how special...
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Thanks for the comment, Brett. I’ve used Snapz Pro and...
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Thanks, Graham - very helpful video and much appreciated. I...
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Quiet wonder as we patiently wait For the day you break your silence And burst from the darkness...
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Dear Graham, What a lovely piece of music and what an exciting and beautiful way of welcoming a...
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This is really beautiful!
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Hi Graham, What a lucky little boy we’ll have. He’s surrounded by so much love. The...
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what a lucky nephew. i hope you play it for him in utero while he still has a little peace and...
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Lovely - really beautiful.
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about grahamI'm a songwriter and recording artist who sings, plays keyboards, and explores the vast world of sound hoping to find some magical moments along the way. I'm also a Mac geek.
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December 28th, 2006 at 12:57 pm (#)
Maybe an appropriate name for this piece is Boxing Day! In addition to the day it was written, I can see a slight feather weight boxer “dancing around” and swinging his punches in time to this piece. Maybe that’s stretching it a bit but, like poetry, music is always open to interpretation right?!